Sentence examples for starts of progress from inspiring English sources

We discussed the reasons for the fits and starts of progress on Guantánamo – the political fear-mongering, judicial abdication, administration dysfunction, the public exhaustion.

Over the years, I have had many opportunities to visit the eastern African nation and see firsthand the fits and starts of progress.

Among the appealing characters who populate the tale, which reads like an allegory of the fits and starts of "progress," is Bockarie, a teacher who, with his wife, Kula, has managed to keep his family alive despite occasional separations and stays in refugee camps.

Immunosuppressive treatment could be harmful, but waiting until the condition starts to progress carries the risk of missing the "window of opportunity" for treatment [ 8- 10].

Patients with more frequent attacks appeared to convert to secondary progressive multiple sclerosis significantly later; five attacks after Year 2 halved the risk of starting to progress.

"In my eyes the players kicked on after that game, that was the start of the progress.

"If Louisiana starts making a lot of progress in closing the gap with, say, Maryland, then that'll be powerful evidence for the Students First approach.

The field really started to progress with the advent of the microcomputer in 1977 and the personal computer in the early 1980s.

We must start from scratch, embracing an idea of progress that is based on innovation, ambition and dynamism.

Hans Christian Ørsted, who started this particular branch of progress in 1820 would surely be pleased.

The day his embed started, there was news of progress: The Iraqi government reached a truce with the Mahdi militia in a deal brokered with help from Iran.